Still River Wood Pellets
Hardwood Blend – Value Regional Fuel
Still River Wood Pellets are manufactured in the Northeast and marketed as a hardwood-blend pellet fuel at a competitive price point. They’re bagged in 40-lb units and aimed at homeowners seeking a budget-friendly option for pellet stove heating.
Typical performance: While some users report acceptable heat output, user feedback indicates variations in burn quality, ash content and pellet consistency across production batches. Because the feed-stock mix and manufacturing may differ by run, results can vary.
Availability: These pellets are found through regional dealers and hardware stores in the Northeastern U.S., particularly in states like Massachusetts and Connecticut. As a value line, bag date, storage condition and freshness matter a lot for what you’ll get.
Status note: Still River remains listed in retail catalogs, however recent forum threads cite mixed satisfaction and some reported quality issues. If you go this route, it’s smart to test a small quantity early in the season.
Bottom line: If you’re on a tighter budget and your stove tolerates variable fuel quality, Still River Wood Pellets can work—but be prepared for higher cleanup or less consistency compared to premium pellet lines.
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Junk
Bought six bags of your pellets lows and all bags of pellets had plastic inside the pellets
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Still River Hardwood pellets
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Don't use them
Well I bought a bag to see if they were any good. Here’s my review!!! Don’t use them. They are junk. There advised as premium hardwood ( BS) PINE is not hardwood. They don’t burn hot and they burn dirty. I had to clean my stove after one bag.
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